Indian Motorcycle Chief 4-speed Transmission Gears on 2040-parts.com
Lindenhurst, New York, US
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE CHIEF 4-SPEED TRANSMISSION GEARS.ORIGINAL PRE-1940 WITH SHAFTS AND CLUTCH BASKET. TWO OF THE GEARS HAVE WORN OR BROKEN TEETH BUT NOT ALL THE TEETH ON EITHER GEAR. ONE GEAR ON THE CLUSTER GEAR HAS 5 WORN TEETH AND ONE GEAR ON THE CLUSTER HAS ONE PARTIAL BROKEN TOOTH.THESE CAN BE WELDED W/ PERFECT RESULTS TO GIVE YOU MANY HAPPY MILES OF 4-SPEED SHIFTING. ALL OTHER GEARS AND THIER TEETH HAVE SOME WEAR BUT VERY USEABLE.IF YOU NEED MORE PICTURES LET ME KNOW.I'VE TRIED TO DESCRIBE THE DAMAGE HONESTLY. ALSO HAVE NOW LOWERED PRICE.
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